Listing Stephen Curry’s 5 worst shooting games of his NBA career

#3 - Golden State Warriors vs OKC Thunder, 2013

Boston Celtics v Golden State Warriors

Stephen Curry had a torrid time against a stacked OKC Thunder side, which had the likes of Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant, James Harden, and even Serge Ibaka in a supporting role. In the 36 minutes that Stephen Curry played, he scored just 14 points, shooting 5-20 from the field and 2-7 from behind the arc.

Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes tried to save the day with 19 points each, but in the end, they couldn't lead their side to a win. Kevin Durant led all scorers with 25 points that day.

#2 - Golden State Warriors vs LA Lakers, 2010

American Century Championship - Final Round

Despite missing the talismanic presence of Kobe Bryant, the LA Lakers managed a 104-94 win over the Golden State Warriors, who had a young Stephen Curry on their roster. Curry had a historically bad shooting night, shooting just 5-21 from the field. He was able to make only one out of his 10 three-point attempts and ended the game with a -4 plus-minus.

However, he shone in other areas of the game and nearly managed a triple-double. He finished the match with 11 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists.

#1 - Golden State Warriors vs Cleveland Cavaliers, 2015

Portland Trail Blazers v Golden State Warriors

Stephen Curry's worst shooting night of all time came in a playoff game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Playing against his arch-nemesis LeBron James, Curry put in a shambolic performance, scoring 19 points on 5-23 shooting from the field. He shot 2-15 from downtown, converting only 13.3% of his shots from the deep.

The other splash brother, Klay Thompson, had a stellar outing, as the sharpshooter made 50% of his field goals in a 34-point effort.

Curry's poor shooting resulted in a 95-93 loss to the Golden State Warriors in Game 2 of the Finals series, which helped the Cleveland Cavaliers restore parity. The Warriors eventually won the series 4-2, but this game was a major reason behind Stephen Curry not winning the Finals MVP over Andre Iguodala.